Welcome to your daily briefing on finance developments in South Dakota. Today we're covering 8 key stories including updates on south dakota finance headlines, south dakota finance updates. Let's dive in.
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The South Dakota Banking Division has issued reporting guidance for money and mortgage lenders.
South Dakota finance professionals should review the guidance to ensure their lending and reporting practices stay aligned with state expectations.
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced low-interest federal disaster loans for South Dakota small businesses and private nonprofits in Brown, Day, Marshall, and Roberts counties that experienced economic losses from flooding and excessive moisture from July 21 through Aug. 19, 2025.
Finance professionals in South Dakota can help eligible clients in these counties secure disaster-loan capital to stabilize cash flow and recover from weather-related losses.
WalletHub has released its 2026 ranking of South Dakota's best credit unions, based on user reviews.
Finance professionals in South Dakota can use this member-driven ranking to benchmark local credit unions and gauge customer satisfaction trends.
The announcement identifies South Dakota credit unions that were named to America’s Best Regional Credit Unions 2026.
This recognition signals strong performance and trust in SD’s credit union sector, relevant for finance professionals tracking local financial institutions.
Dakota Business Lending helped Lawn Improvement secure an SBA 7a Community Advantage loan to purchase the business.
Shows South Dakota finance professionals how SBA 7a Community Advantage loans can facilitate business acquisitions in the state.
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The South Dakota District Office of the SBA services all of South Dakota, with offices in Sioux Falls.
Finance professionals across South Dakota can connect with SBA resources and lending programs through this district office.
ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer database includes IRS tax filing details for the Credit Union Association of the Dakotas, covering revenue, expenses, and executive compensation.
South Dakota finance professionals can use this resource to review nonprofit financial transparency and benchmark compensation or spending patterns for state credit union organizations.
The South Dakota Division of Banking, part of the Department of Labor and Regulation, regulates and supervises state-chartered and licensed financial institutions to maintain stability and public confidence.
For finance professionals in SD, this division’s oversight helps ensure a stable and trustworthy banking environment for institutions and their clients.
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